President Sees Conditions As Improving On Roosevelts Train
On a special train trip President Roosevelt told a Charlotte audience that conditions on farms, in factories, and homes are improving due to his administration. He cited NRA effects and urged belief in renewed prosperity, noting broad gains by farmers, workers, and small businesses by 1936 while stressing constitutional limits and state rights.
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White House
Charlotte
North Carolina
Tennessee
America
Rooverelt
Mahana
Hagtort
Overnight Trip To Camp Awarded To Three Boys
Three Elyria boys earned honors for outstanding attendance and quality work. Richard Wagner led with 118 points of 125, followed by Late Smurh and Wolf gang Tigethe in second and third. William McClellan Jr and Teron Vandy will accompany them as leaders on the overnight Vermilion River trip to Canness See Key.
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Elyria
Canness
Vermilion River
Creenlee Hanes
McC
Hova
Hays
Richard Wagner
Pomra
Smurh
Wolfgang Tigethe
William McClellan Jr
Ter
Weather outlook for OHTO region tonight and Saturday
Generally fair conditions with possible thundershowers in the extreme north tonight. In the north and central portions Saturday expect slightly warmer temperatures while the south portion remains cooler tonight and Sunday.
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OHTO
Mightiest Waterfall Ever Harnessed By Man
Boulder City Nevada September frontline note describes the first test of the Hoover Dam outlet works as 12 valves release up to 300000 cubic feet of water per minute. President Roosevelt will press a button from Washington to initiate the flow marking the dam’s final preparations before power distribution begins.
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Boulder City
New Sept
Black Canyon
Houlder Dam
Niagara Falls
Boulder Dams
Roosevelt
Washington
Colorado River
Daméte
Arizona
Nevada
Ralph Lowry
Civil War Devastates Spain Cities as Rebels Advance
Spain endures the eighth week of its civil war with devastating damage to cities and monuments. Loyalists besiege Toledo Alcarzar, Oviedo, and other towns while rebels attack Madrid, aiming to break through the north and west fronts. Estimates place deaths near 60,000 to 100,000 as foreign volunteers and mercenaries reportedly aid the rebel effort. Isolated advances occur, but Madrid remains a focal point amid shortages and desertions among rebel ranks.
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Spain
San Sebastian
Malaga
Toledo Alcarzar
Hivesca
Oviedo
Collnter
Toledo
Madrid
Wis
Mir Flamen
Mercenanes
Foreign Legionnaires
Specife
Ridajoy
Midtd
Tilavera Toledo Rea Oon
Three Lorain Men Injured In Dover Village Crash
Three Lorain residents were injured in an auto crash near the Rock River Line in Dover Village when a car driven by Mike Sarabardha attempted to pass a truck. The vehicle struck a parked truck and was demolished. The three injured are Mike Sarabaecha 25 Charles Hraegger 22 and Nick Frolick 23. Extent of injuries not yet determined.
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Cleveland
Lorain
Lakewood Hospital
Dover Village
Mike Sarabaecha
Charles Hraegger
Nick Frolick
Sarabardha
Bishop McFadden At Ridgeville Tomorrow
The Most Rev James A McFadden T D Auxiliary Bishop will keynote the quarterly Cleveland Diocese Council of Catholic Women meeting at St Peters Church auditorium Ridgeville tomorrow. An executive board meeting at 5 30 am precedes lunch and a general session at 1 pm with Rev John N Rhrin introducing the guest. Council president Eugene McCarthy will chair the executive session. Avon president Mrs Joseph Farthofer will preside at lunch. program chair Katherine Tamblyn will lead. Pastors from Lorain Deanery and visitors from Cleveland Youngstown Akron Painesville and other cities are expected.
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James A McFadden
Cleveland
Joseph Farthofer
Avon
Lorain
Katherine Tamblyn
Lorain Deanery
Youngstown
Akron
Painesville
Safety program at Cascade Park proves value again this summer
The Cascade Park safety program, praised by park commissioners, recorded an eighth consecutive year without a serious pool accident. Lifeguards, a certified supervisor, and constant water quality checks ensured safe swimming for 1200 to 1500 daily users. The playgrounds also remained injury free despite some minor mishaps.
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Cascade Park
Park
Pofter
Ite
Commission
Frank Wilford
New Trial Sought Over Prosecutor Conduct in Bank Robbery Case
Proceedings this morning before Judge D A Cook considered a motion for a new trial for Edward Gromand and Anthony Papes both 22 of Cleveland. Edward Stanton argued Prosecutor Howard R Butler misconduct linking Gromand to a Wellington restaurant visit prior to the bank robbery. Stanton claimed the Cleveland detective testimony was prejudicial and the jail break references should not have affected Papes. Butler defended the presentation of all evidence and dismissed claims of misconduct as unfounded.
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Howard R Butler
Edward Gromand
Anthony Papes
Cleveland
D A Cook
Wellington
Columbus
Edward Stanton
C F Adams
1Orain
Stanton
Cromand
Gromand
Papes
Trulh
Program Complete For Field Day Events Tomorrow
Elyria youths with red hair prepare for the Cascade Park field day events to be held Saturday afternoon ending the recreational program. Contests for boys and girls aged six to fourteen start at 1 pm with prizes awarded to winners as arranged by Al Snodgrass, the recreational supervisor.
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Elyria
Cascade Park
al Snodgrass
Republican Club To Clear Herbert At Lorain This Evening
The Young Women s Republican Club of Lorain County meets tonight in the Blue room at the Hotel Anderg Lorain with Thomas Herbert candidate for attorney general as the principal speaker Mr Ethel Fversman of the Lorain city Board of Elections will also speak on the subject Registration opens at 7 20 pm and is open to women aged 21 to 35.
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Young Women's Republican Club
Lorain County
Anderg Lorain
Thomas Herbert
Ethel Fversman
Lorain City
Shooting at Hamilton leaves landlady wounded
Sept 11 in Hamilton Camden area Ora Williams aged 66 wounded landlady Ethel Helton and then fatally shot himself at the Helton home. Authorities report the incident to local officers.
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Hamwilton
Hamilton
Ora Williams
Vrs
Ethel Helton
Helton
Camden
Arrest Communists Targeted by Roman Police
Rome reports that about 201 Communists were arrested at Terai on charges of distributing inflammatory pamphlets as part of a crackdown by the Prena Ministry.
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Rome
Prena
Terai
Italy
Crossing Near Vermilion To Be Eliminated
The Lake road crossing near Vermilion to be removed under a federal project on the state highway program. Estimated cost 250 000 dollars funded by federal funds. An overhead structure about 1306 feet long will span Nickel Plate and Lake Shore Electric Railways, providing a 40 foot roadway. The site has long seen serious accidents and local, state, and federal officials have pressed for elimination. Negotiations years ago sought county state and federal cooperation to fund the project.
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Lake Road
Vermilion
Governm
Martin L Davey
State Highway Department
Nickel Flate and
Lake Shore Electric Railways
Woman Fined For Selling Beer Without License Huntington Two
Mrs Vincent of Huntington Township pleaded guilty before Judge Guy R. Findley to selling 32 beer without a license. She was fined 200 with 175 suspended, on condition she and her household refrain from further beer sales. The case stemmed from a lapse pending license renewal.
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Marie Vincent
Stuntington Township
Guy RB Findley
State Department of Liquor Control
Vincent
Proscutor
Howard R Butler
Huntington
Huntimegton
Enrollment in Elyria Schools Shows Slight Decline Overall
Elyria school enrollment stands at 4510 today, down from 4690 last year. Elementary gains at Franklin and Jefferson seventh and eighth grades contrast with declines in other units. Elyria High School up by two to 1701, while Jefferson Junior High's first year class drops by 21 to 123.
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Elyrias
Elyria High School
Jefferson Tunior High School
Franklin School
Tefferson
Onl
Gates Trosnital School
Aso
Washington
Hamilton
Wekyn
Boy recovering after six transfusions in Covington case
A Covington boy, treated at St Elizabeth hospital, narrowly survived a rare disease and a blood infection after six blood transfusions donated by his brothers. He arrived Aug 11 in poor shape but showed improvement, with doctors planning his discharge in a day or two and a small scar remaining from draining the infection.
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Covington
Chicago
St Elizabeth Hospital
Covington South
Lloyd Wiley
Nuago
Young Wiley
Harrs Wiley
John
Cloyd
Phistuides
Claude E Smith Covington
Wiley
Keth Smith
Elyria Lineman Fractures Skull In 20‑Foot Fall
Elyria lineman Frank Sampsel, about 35, fell 20 feet from a pole on Warseilles Avenue while working for the Ohio Public Service Company. He suffered a fractured skull and critical injuries after being shocked by a 2290 volt wire. Lineman Mills performed artificial respiration and summoned help. Sampsel was stabilized and taken to Elyria Memorial Hospital. Johnson, local manager, said Sampsel has long service and is one of the company's best linemen.
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Frank Sampsel
Winelles
Ohio Public Service
Campany
Warseilles Avenue
Sampses
Johnson
Sampsel
Sampel
Mills
Liyria
Saimpsels
Ful Johnson
Begin Organizing For Musical Activities At Elwnn High
Elwnn High School prepares for 1948 musical activities under J Marton Berk. With the campus session underway, choirs glee clubs and the band organize rapidly, aiming for 50 to 58 singers in senior groups and a 50 player band by September 24 for the Sanfordville stadium dedication. The band will face turnover as many players are new after last year’s graduates. The orchestra starts later while a new girls chorus section forms due to heavy enrollments.
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Elwnn
J Marton Berk
Nealy
Beck
Fredy
Flyra High School
Sandusky
Hind
Democrats Report Receipts and Disbursements for Summer Quarter
The Democratic National Committee reported receipts of $1,981,076.27 and disbursements of $1,098,840.65 for the three months ending August 31. The release details fundraising and spending by the party in Washington.
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Washington
Democratic National Committee Today
Employment bloom among E HLS students amid hiring surge
Elyria school attendance officer CMf Williams notes early in the new term a rush for work permits, with 16 issued in two days, signaling more jobs for school age youth. Boys and girls show equal demand for permits in farm, barber, caddying, retail, and waitressing work, suggesting a stronger job market than recent years.
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Fisma
Cmf Williams
Elyria
Williams
William
Pleads Not Guilty Car Is Attached
George Olson of Toledo faced charges after a redress driving incident on Broad Street. He pled not guilty before Mayor and remained jailed until he could post $14,000 in fines and costs, with his car seized for damages to A. E. MacDonald of Amherst. Olson wired for funds from Toledo and paid $3,140 to secure release. the car remains attached until damages are settled.
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Redess
George Olison
Toledo
Damrees
A Et MacDonald
Amherst
Broadstream
Gail
John Hancock
MacDonald
Olison
Olsson
Hancock
MacDonalds
Russia Township Farmer Injured in Wagon Accident
Walter Nash of Russia township sustained several broken ribs and head injuries when the Norse team he was driving attached to a roller frightened and ran away. He was thrown into a ditch, found unconscious by his brother Simon Nash near their home where the accident occurred Wednesday afternoon.
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Walter Nash
Rusia
Lan
Simon Nash
134 Witnesses Questioned In 32 Cases
Lorain County grand jury returned 22 indictments after weighing 32 cases with 134 witnesses. Indictments include second degree manslaughter against Arthur Tablet. charges range from DUI to burglary and felonious assault. Several cases involved breaking and entering, grand larceny, and firearms. no bills issued on 10 cases. unnamed individuals secretively indicted.
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Lorain County
Howard Butler
William Wickens
Pain Panchwla
Pearl Road
Lo- Tamm
Lorain
Harwell Beard
Clarence Battles
Elyria
Oberlin
Williiam Botsford
Lakewood
Vermilion on-the-Lake
Nick Gienles
Les Withowski
Alex Kazuka
South Amherst
Nick. Molich Amherst
George Looks
Anatsaco Estrada
George Ammor Elyria
Charles Kranesy
Cleveland
John Szemety, Jr
Henrietta
Mick Jacovett
Harry Webber
Lotain
YMCA Swimming Director Completes Summer Service
YMCA swimming director Kooman Boycheff finished his summer service and planned to return to Oberlin College to resume studies. Carl Wagner, YMCA physical director, will oversee Schmouns now, having directed Camp Iss-See-Kes during most of the season.
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Kooman Boycheff
YMCA
Oberlin College
Schmouns
Carl Wagner
Camp Iss-See-Kes
Best Time To Buy A Car This Fall
The article notes glorious fall days and dealer offers as reasons to buy now. It urges shoppers to stop delaying on an aging car and choose a model that fits needs and budget, while new car announcements loom.
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